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In a few weeks I will meet with Dr. Roman Töppel (Leading German Expert on the Battle of Kursk, Expert on the Panzerwaffe, etc.) again. We already have a list of topics / questions we will discuss, yet, we are always open for your questions as well, assuming they "fit" or can be answered or at least discussed.
Please feel free to add your questions below, note there is no guarantee we will tackle it. Yet, you miss every shot you never take ;)

Previous Videos with Dr. Roman Töppel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHsyOXQx-jc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWp1I_zGeow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzfKgfTOCf8

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ManyMilesAway

I often hear it stated that Hitler's insistence on the introduction of newer German armor models such as Panther and Ferdinand doomed the operation to failure as it gave the soviets significantly more time to beef up their defenses. My question is that would the Germans have even had the strength to launch an attack earlier without the delays Hitler insisted upon? And if so what sort of Units would likely have been involved? Was there even a realistic chance of success if this attack had been launched earlier?

Military History Visualized

thx, added to the list. Part of that will be answered on 5th July, since we recorded some the answers already in February. It was actually the first question we covered if I am not mistaken.